all college meeting: achievements, rewards · 2018. 8. 27. · final exam. should the professor...

All College Meeting: Achievements, Rewards

& Recognitions

Dr. Adena Williams LostonAugust 18, 2018

Faculty Senate Officers

President Jack NawrocikVice President Cynthia Katz Recording Secretary Kelli WilderCorresponding Secretary Mary KelaitaHistorian Matthew FullerParliamentarian Shaun SmithTreasurer Matthew Hudock

Staff Council Officers

President Yvonne BentonVice President Destiny Harper-LaneSecretary Susan MedinaParliamentarian Patrick DanielsTreasurer Edinir De Oliveira

Student Government Association Officers

President Angelia JacobsVice President – MLK Dorathy TarpehVice President – SWC Yvette MartinezSecretary Brinna KingTreasurer Geraldine AndersonParliamentarian Ali Siddiqui

Welcome

Legacy Tribute

Saint Bowden’s Feast Day Celebration

August 18, 2018

Student Success Stories

David Cadena• Graduated with

Honors from UTSA• Received a National

Science Foundation research scholarship for $130,0000

Maverick Crawford

• Graduated with Honors from UTSA

• Most Outstanding Undergraduate Public Policy Student 2018

Enrique Salinas• Highest GPA in

Social Work at Texas State University

Recognitions /Celebrations

SPC Major AccomplishmentsNational & State Recognition

• Second fastest growing HBCU in the nation, National Geographic Magazine – April 2018

• Top 10 Most Admired Universities and Colleges to Watch in 2018, Knowledge Review

• Top 150 Community Colleges, Aspen Institute• SPC Early College High School with SAISD recognized with Bronze

Medal national ranking, U.S. News and World Reports• The 8 Best Online Associate in Network Security Programs,

BestSchools.org• SPC listed among the Top 20 Community Colleges in Texas

SPC Major AccomplishmentsState, Local and Institutional

• Automotive Program recognized as a finalist for the THECB Star Award

• SPC awarded the Best Community Partner award by San Antonio for Growth on the Eastside

• First graduating class of 31 Seguin Early College High School students and 50 St. Philip’s Early College High School with San Antonio Independent School District students received degrees and certificates

• SPC VITA program recognized number one in San Antonio; VITA worked with 4,585 tax returns generating more than $8 million dollars

• SPC served as the Eastside anchor for San Antonio’s Tricentennial Celebration with an event featuring the San Antonio Symphony, Buffalo Soldiers, St. Paul United Methodist Ushers, Sam Houston Marching Band and Dr. Ruth Simmons, president of Prairie View A&M University

• “I, Too, Sing San Antonio”, a curated SPC art exhibit featuring 22 African American artists in San Antonio was installed in the Bowden Alumni Center

• SPC Choir sang the proposed Artemisia Bowden Hymn honoring a “Holy Woman: Celebrating a Saint” during the spring concert

SPC Major AccomplishmentsAccreditation

• SACSCOC accreditation was reaffirmed and SPC was removed from warning status

Institutional Advancement

• Anthony family donated $200,000 for the Michael D. Anthony Endowed Scholarship at SPC

• SPC awarded the Pre-K for SA $20,000 grant benefitting the Child Development Center

• Cowboy Breakfast Foundation presented SPC with $20,000; their highest amount donated

• Community of Automotive Professionals presented SPC with $20,000 scholarship donation

• San Antonio area Masonic lodges donated $3,536 for construction trades student scholarships

Faculty/Staff Innovation Grant

Criteria• Innovative instruction

and/or co-curricular support influencing student learning, persistence and/or completion

• Funds projects that support SPC Strategic Priorities, Strategic Plan Goals and/or ACD Strategic Priorities

SPC Funded• Music Master Class• Measuring Health & Lifestyle

Changes• Virtual Periodic Table• Health Science Math

Technology

DSO Funded• ESL Student Success Program

for the Vocational Nurse Education Program

• Eastside Community Garden

Core Competencies

Quality Instruction for Educational

Programs

Community Engagement

Student Engagement

QEP Engagement

QUALITY ENHANCEMENT PLAN (QEP)

• QEP Focus Statement: Ethical Decision-Making is the ability to connect values and choices to actions and consequences.

Case Study: The Eye in the SkyA professor begins to show his students the award winning movie “The Eye in the Sky,” a movie about military ethics and the use of drones, when one of the students stands up and leaves the classroom. The student returns for the next class, and explains: “I had to leave the class because you were showing an “R” rated movie. I am only sixteen and I’m not allowed to see “R” movies!” (Rated “R” movies are restricted; if you are under 17, you must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian).

The Professor now has a problem. The movie is a detailed case study about the issue of collateral damage in the military’s use of armed drones, and the case is central to the final exam. Should the professor change the course, specifically the final exam, to accommodate the young student?

Case Study: Real-to-Life Examples of Complex Ethical DilemmasShould the professor maintain that the student has to watch the movie or fail this “in class” assignment?

• Questions:1) What values are you weighing as you evaluate this situation? 2) What issues are at play in this decision? 3) Have you considered the perspective of the various parties to this proposal? 4) Don’t forget to consider the process of ethical decision-making

Process of Ethical Decision-Making1. Stop and think to determine the facts

2. Identify options

3. Consider consequences for yourself and others

4. Make an ethical choice and take appropriate action

Process of Ethical Decision-Making

1. Determine the facts• The movie is “R” rated

• The student is underage

• The movie is award winning


2. Identify options• Stay the course

• Hold student accountable for final exam

• Assign the student another age-appropriate film to watch

• Eliminate this element from the student’s final grade


3. Consider consequences for yourself and others• Demonstrate that you value the diversity in the

classroom

• Use a consistent evaluation/assessment instrument

• No pressure should be placed on the student for being underage

• Student should have notified instructor immediately regarding reason for leaving the class


4. Make an ethical choice• Assign the student another film to review

Welcome Our New Family Members

Welcome Our New Employees/ New Positions Name Title Department

Jordan Alvarado Sr. Advisor – Student Success AdmissionsMichael Alvarado Network Specialist Information &

Communication Tech.Cynthia Baker Child Development Specialist Child Development CenterKaren Baker Advisor – Student Success Enrollment ManagementDr. Michael Balog Chair Social & Behavioral

SciencesChristina Butler Administrative Assistant to the

PresidentOffice of the President

Michael Cain Faculty Instructor Transportation and Manufacturing Tech.

Anthony Camacho Administrative Services Specialist

Good Samaritan Veterans Outreach & Transition Center

Steven Catlett Faculty Instructor Transportation and Manufacturing Tech.

James Cooper Grant Coordinator Student Success

Paula Englebert Academic Program Coordinator Mathematics -SWC

Welcome Our New Employees/ New Positions Name Title Department

Daniel Esquivel Faculty Instructor Allied Construction TradesRaquel Farias Chair Healthcare Science & Early

ChildhoodRocio Fletes Faculty Instructor MathematicsDiane Galvan Academic Program Specialist Middle CollegesDr. Diane Gavin Chair Communications &

LearningMichael Gershman Faculty Instructor Business Information

SolutionsAnalicia Hernandez Administrative Services

SpecialistAdvising

Dr. Ajani Khalig Data Analyst Advising

Dawn Lopez Sr. Advisor – Student Success Admissions

Corey McNair Faculty Instructor Tourism, Hospitality and Culinary Arts

Debbie Ortiz Faculty Instructor Diagnostic Medical Sonography

Welcome Our New Employees/ New Positions

Name Title Department

Daniel Perez Computer Support Technician Information & Communication Tech.

Peter Perez Academic Program Coordinator MathematicsKelli Rolland-

AdkinsFaculty Instructor Communications &

LearningRoy Ruiz Faculty Instructor Transportation &

Manufacturing Tech.Mark Trepanier Veteran Service Specialist Good Samaritan Veterans

Outreach & Transition Center

Christopher Valdovinos Specialist – Student Success High School Programs

Welcome Our New St. Philip’s College Early College High School Employees/ New Positions

Name TitleJoel Alvarado BiologyAmanda Gomez MathematicsNicole Harris English Language ArtsVanessa Lora College Bound AdvisorAntonio Panelia Social StudiesAlicia Rich CounselorSamuel Rodriguez SpanishKiah Scott College Bound Advisor

Janalyn Stetz English Language Arts

Congratulations on New Assignments

Academic Success Annette Bailey Program Coordinator, Vocational Nursing - CTTC

Vincent Hardy Chair – Fine Arts & Kinesiology

Thermajean Jones Chair – Health Science & Histologic Technician

Dr. Shane Kendall Chair – Natural Sciences

Shaun Smith Chair – Automotive Technologies

Blanca Trinidad Program Director – Certified Nursing Assistant

Dr. Rhonda Webb Chair - Nursing Education

Honoring our New Administrator

Randall DawsonVice President for Academic Success


George JohnsonDean for Academic Success


Jessica CooperDean for Academic Success

Honoring Our Faculty Promotions ContinuedAssociate Professor

Revis BellBusiness Management

Dr. Solomon NforBiological Sciences

Honoring Our Faculty PromotionsAssistant Professor

Ismael BustosRadiography Technology

Donald FernandezDiesel Technology

Veronica FurlowVocational Nursing

Erica HaralRespiratory Care

Heather McLachlanHealth Information Systems

Honoring Our Faculty PromotionsAssistant Professor

Christa MitchellRespiratory Care

Valerie MokeVocational Nursing

Penny PfielHealth Information Systems

Barbara TravisDiagnostic Medical Sonography

David UminskiTourism, Hospitality & Culinary Arts

Dr. Rhonda WebbVocational Nursing

Honoring Our Degree Recipients

Name Title Department Degree

Meredith Bess Certified Advisor Advising Masters of Social ScienceTroy University

MonicaGuerrero Certified Advisor Advising

Masters of Education in Educational Leadership & Policy Studies in Higher EducationUniversity of Texas At San Antonio

MelmarOrdinario

Assistant Professor

Health Sciences & Histologic Technician

Master of Science in Management LeadershipWestern Governors University

Kelli Wilder Associate Professor

Center for Learning Resources

Master of HumanitiesTiffin University

Honoring Our Doctoral Recipient

Shannon PattersonInstructor, MathematicsPh.D. in MathematicsUniversity of the Incarnate Word

Andrew HillAssistant Professor, Philosophy

NISOD Nominations

Shaun SmithInstructor, Transportation Services Technology

Kathryn FreemanAssistant Professor, Occupational Therapy Assistant

Aaron DickersonCoordinator of College Technology, ITC

Eitandria GatlinPersonal Counselor, Education Support Svcs.

Joseph HernandezAdministrative Services Specialist, GSVOTC

Dr. Mordecai BrownleeVice President forStudent Success

Randall DawsonVice President for Academic Success

Congratulations!New Distance Learning Certified Faculty

Norma AbtDr. Fehmida Khanum

Charlie LangstonJose Menchaca

Jemal Nelson

Honoring Our Certified Master Teachers

Diane Alertas-JacobsDavid AlfaroChristopher AmakerChristian BakerJodi BellamyKimberly BezaAnthony BroderickSheila CarterSantos CastilloLiza ChapaIrene CookSusan CotellesseKahala CraytonScott D'AmicoPaige DavisPamela DawsonWilliam DuffyGloria French

David GaertnerTerry GastauerLevon HansfordLaurilyn HumbersonRichard JewellThermajean JonesKevin Ann KelsmarkAngela KnightDiane LermaRaul LopezSusan McClellanJose MenchacaCarmen MercedezCaroline Mora Abraham MorenoDion MorinJemal Nelson Basu Panthi

Tunetha ParchemRoxanne PerezCorina PrietoAmy QuesenberryEnida RehomeEve RodriguezRoy RuizShivanie SaithMelinda SerenilAmanda SheffieldIvette SterlingMarie ValentinRussell WagnerGalina WarrenAshley WehringEmosha WilliamsKay Williams

Congratulations!New Service Skills Certified Staff

Jocelyn CochranCatherine Edmonds

Felipa LopezDiane Palacios

Alicia PerryEnida Rehome

Matters of

Institutional Effectiveness

St. Philips’ Five Year Enrollment Trends

10,51411,198 11,604 12,050 12,649

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4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

14,000

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Certified

Preliminary

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*SPC is waiting for high schools to complete enrollment criteria for 1,720 students

2018 – 2019 Budget

Funding Allocation $45,726,504

- 6.2% Increase in Contact Hours- 3.8% Increase in Enrollment- $2.8M Budget increase

- $1,336,511 Capital Allocation ($251K increase = 23%)

Capital Expenditures

2017 – 2018 Capital Allocation $1,085,448.002017 – 2018 Capital Expenditures $1,085,448.00Total Capital Fund Balance $ 0.00

Additional Mid-Year Allocation $ 944,059.00

Total Capital Expenditures $2,029,507.00

Innovation Grant $ 25,000.00Adjunct Faculty Salaries $ 500,000.00

FY17 Institutional Advancement Reports

Report Name Total AmountGrants Portfolio $ 12,048,719Annual Scholarship Awarded $ 1,292,635Scholarship Endowments Portfolio

$ 1,278,227

Total $14,619,581

Information & Communication Technology Technology Assets on Campus – Summary

FY 17 # FY 18 #

Computer Labs 100 Computer Labs 93

Presentation Classrooms 203 Presentation Classrooms 190

Presentation Conference Rooms 11 Presentation Conference Rooms 11

Videoconferencing 11 Videoconferencing 11

Student Computers 3,075 Student Computers 2891

Student Laptop/Mobile Labs 18 Student Laptop/Mobile Labs 17

Student Laptops & iPads/Tablets 969 Student Laptops & iPads/Tablets 955

Student Engagement

Annual Golf Tournament

Ten-year grand total: $1,455,842Scholarships/Grants awarded: $1,168,150

Presidential ScholarsActivity Impact Amount

2018-2019 5 Students $15,000Allocated

2017-20181 scholar unable to complete hours

8 Students $22,500

2016 – 20171 scholar moved out of state before spring semester2 scholars were awarded transfer scholarships

6 Students $18,300

2015 – 2016 6 Students $18,9002014 – 20151 scholars were awarded transfer scholarships

5 Students $15,000

2013 – 20142 scholars were awarded transfer scholarships

5 Students $16,800

2012 – 20131 scholar was awarded the transfer scholarship

5 Students $15,900

2011 - 2012 1 Scholar had a personal issue and only completed the fall semester .

5 Students $13,500

2010 - 2011 3 Students $9,0002009 - 2010 5 Students $13,5002008 - 20091 Scholar had a medical issue and only completed the fall semester

3 Students $7,500

Totals: 56 Students $165,900

Activity Impact Amount Fall to Fall Persistence Graduation2017 – 2018Funded Projects 22 Projects $120,000

Allocated TBA TBA

2017 – 2018Completed Projects

17 Projects148 Students

$103,500 Pending Pending


14 Projects125 Students $94,500 80% SEG/

43% Non-SEG27% SEG/

7% Non-SEG



42% Non-SEG35% SEG/

7% Non-SEG


19 Projects119 Students

$147,500 74% SEG/42% Non-SEG

27% SEG/6% Non-SEG



39% Non-SEG29% SEG/

5% Non-SEG



39% Non-SEG18% SEG/

6% Non-SEG

2011 – 2012 Completed Projects


42% Non-SEG 32% SEG/

6% Non-SEG

2010 – 2011 Completed Projects


42% Non-SEG27% SEG/

6% Non-SEG


9 Projects 89 Students $102,750 80% SEG/

45% Non-SEG31% SEG/

7% Non-SEG



47% Non-SEG26% SEG/

6% Non-SEG

Totals: 177 Projects837 Students

$1,122,250 78% average SEG /42% average Non-SEG

28% average SEG /6% average Non-SEG

SEG Success

Student Engagement Grants 2018-2019 Projects

Project Name/Area Amount Allocated1 Alamo Institute Student Leaders $ 6,000

2 Allied Construction Community Service $ 6,000

3 Biology Research Project $ 4,000

4 Byrd Sanctuary Peer Tutors $ 6,000

5 Campus Tour Leaders $ 4,000

6 COE Math Student Community Outreach $ 8,000

7 Collegiate 100 $ 4,000

8 Community Garden $ 4,000

9 Disability Services $ 6,000

10 Extramurals $ 5,000

11 Honors Scholars Ceremony $ 3,000

12 Jessica's Project $ 6,000

13 Peer Mentor Tutoring Reading $ 6,000

14 QEP/SPC EDM $ 4,000

15 QEP/Spirit Day $ 5,000

16 Science in Action $ 4,00017 SGA $ 6,00018 SPC Cyber Tigers $ 6,000

19 Spirit & Pride Crew $ 6,000

20 STEM Advocates $ 5,000

21 Tiger PAWS $ 6,000

22 VITA $ 10,000

Total Allocated $ 120,000

SPC College Spirit

Bowden Academy Adoption Project

Collection of School SuppliesAll school supplies welcomed. Those identified as the most needed are:

• 70-page wide-ruled notebooks• Pencils• Crayons• Markers• Colored pencils

Contact: Rebecca Barnard486-2583

Facilities Update

Major Projects - TimelineEnd of 2017• New Culinary Arts Building - $30 Million

2018 - 2019• Norris Building Renovation - $22 Million• New SWC Auto body and Welding - $20 Million• New Wellness Facility - $16 Million

2021• New replacement for Bowden Building & Campus Center

- $10 Million

Tourism, Hospitality and Culinary Arts Building

Tourism, Hospitality and Culinary Arts – West Facade

Recreation and Wellness Building

Welding Center

Future Construction LayoutTraffic Patterns

Announcements

Upcoming Events SPC Recognition Reception

Thursday, August 23rd at 3:00 p.m. Bowden Alumni Center

John Braxton Massage TherapyConnie Cox Nursing EducationMaria De Alejandro HousekeeperAlfred De La Cruz Housekeeper Kathryn Flores President’s OfficeConstance Garcia Senior Communications AssistantErnest Gonzales Computer Support TechnicianJulian G. Gonzalez Grounds KeeperEva Mata HousekeeperCecilia Marquez HousekeeperMary Morgan General Grounds Keeper ForemanPatricia Pena Transportation Services Technologies Penny Pfeil Health Information Technology Hector Ramos Aircraft, Construction & Manufacturing TradesRafael Rodriguez HousekeeperJessie Salinas HousekeeperRose Sterling Health ScienceRosalinda Tapia HousekeeperJuan Villela HVAC

Upcoming Events

Hispanic Heritage Month CelebrationSeptember 15th -

October 15thChair :

Nina McGrath486-2704

Upcoming Events Alamo Colleges

Employees Giving BackAugust 20th –October 19th

MLK Kick-off: Sept. 4SWC Kick-off: Sept. 45

Contact: Bryan Chase 486.2387

Goal: 43% participation$40,000 funds raised

Upcoming Events 9/11 Commemoration

September 11, 201810:00 a.m. –Flag Pole(MLK)

1:00 p.m. –Building 1 Crosswalk (SWC)

Upcoming Events

Alamo Colleges District Tricentennial Event

September 12, 20181:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Watson Fine Arts Center

Upcoming Events President’s Lecture Series

September 20, 201811:00 A.M.

Guest Speaker:Margot Lee Shetterly, author

Upcoming Events

Chair: Dr. Sharon Crockett-Ray 486.2887

Blue & White Homecoming Dance

Friday, October 19, 20186:00 pm

Upcoming Events Professional Development Week

Schedule available on https://alamo.instructure.com/courses/949896

• Intro. of PLC & Institute Advisory Committee Model• New Employee Orientation • New Faculty• Academic Integrity Panel Training• Faculty Promotion Presentation• Professional Development for Cross College

Readiness

https://alamo.instructure.com/courses/949896

Blue & White TGIF Celebration

SPC family - come celebrate the new semester with the

New Employees

Friday, August 24, 2018 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.Bowden Alumni Center

FoodFunFriends

SWC Cafeteria• Selrico - Provided grab & go services up through July 23rd, 2015

• Lancer Hospitality – August 2015• Contractor provided hot food options, grab & go availability and varieties of

beverages • SWC deliverable collapsed with Lancer 12/9/2016 due to substantial losses -

$72,000

• Mcliff MiMart Kiosk - Installed January 2017• Since inception, average monthly sales of $4,600 and shrinkage ranging from 6% -

37% (MiMart business model allows for 4% shrinkage rate)• Chef Don

• Initiated service April 9th, 2018 providing hot breakfast, lunch and dinner options • 4 week performance: $680/avg daily sales at a $2,693 loss

• Mcliff removed MiMart concept August 3rd but vending machines remain

• Current Service Strategy by Chef Jerry• On site services are currently being defined by Contract Administration

SPC Family Memorial

We honor the life and service of:

Teresa Arce, Business OfficeHitish Nathani, Natural SciencesRoy S. Riner, Communications and LearningEddie L. Harris, Evening Operations

Have a Great Semester!

Don’t forget to tell your story.

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